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| Face it, this team is not that good. The one bright spot this year will be that we won't have to suffer through another Sept collapse since they will be out of contention long before then. The top of this lineup is atrocious right now. Someone tell Jose Reyes he can take a pitch or two. If you added up all of Castillo's hits this series, I think it may reach the OF wall. Wright looked lost against the Braves but I will give him a pass. Santana is a bright spot but the bullpen continues to be less than impressive. I know Chipper has owned you Erin but how about trying to pitch to him. Oh yeah, it also probably wouldn't be a good idea to groove a pitch to their best hitter. On top of all that, the mental mistakes and lack of baseball fundamentals continues to impress. Santana leads off with a double and the top of our lineup can't get him home even after he gets to third with one out. Then Senor Delgarbage gets doubled off of first on a ball that was easily caught in center. Oh yeah, can I mention again that Reyes hasn't seen a pitch he doesn't want to swing at. They beat up on bad pitching in Miami but now that they have faced a good team that doesn't beat itself, they have been exposed. If they, for some reason, get clubbed to death at home by the Phillies this week they will be in full tailspin mode by the end of the month.
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| I don't agree with a ton of this, (it's WAY early), but I do think that if the Mets get beat pretty bad by the Phils in the next series, this season could go right down the tubes quickly, seeing as how lifeless they look, and how fragile the heart of this team's psyche must be after how last season ended up. A Phillies beat-down (especially since they're throwing their 3-5 garbage starters at the Mets) would pretty much put the Mets back in last September. And they need to avoid that DESPERATELY.
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| The Mets desperately need Reyes to ignite the offense but unfortunately he's the most overrated player in baseball.
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| Can't dance if you can't get on base. He looks amazingly overrated at this point of his career. I don't know if his relationship with Willie has led to this. If Willie is behind this (affecting his play as such), then Willie should definitely go. |
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| Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Omar - please get a real bullpen and an outfielder
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| I happened to watch a couple innings of he Phils today. They look worse than the Mets with sloppy fielding and terrible relief pitching. Maybe the two teams will be fighting it out for the basement. |
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| I'm not gonna sugarcoat the fact that the Mets don't look good right now...but I don't think there's any team in the division that will be healthy enough or good enough to run away with the division lead. Of course, I don't expect that fact to stop Papagiorgio from curling up into the fetal position and crying for a bit before posting his obligatory "the season is over" thread after every loss...but that is something for the more rational folks on the board to bear in mind. |
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Pinning hopes on other teams sucktitude, bad luck, health.. is not winning baseball. Season is not over... but these past two games looked a sick reminder of a September 2007 Mets game... LOBs, stupid base running, NO clutch hitting, bad at-bats (Schneider swing at 1st pitch for the last out case in point) and bad managing... | |
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